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CB Borid Turbo w/ Boric Acid contains the same active ingredient as the popular Boric Acid insecticide, but in a convenient aerosol dust for quick and easy treatment of cracks, crevices, and voids. Simply place the injector tip into small openings where insects may be hiding, living, and breeding, and apply approximately 1 second of spray. When insects travel over the dust, the lightweight particles stick to the legs of the insects, causing chemical burns which lead to death. 16 oz. can
Product Documents
| Active Ingredient | Boric Acid, 20% |
|---|---|
| Target pests | Roaches, carpenter ants, carpenter bees, earwigs, spiders, centipedes, millipedes, ticks, termites, silverfish, beetles, firebrats, moths, pill bugs, crickets, weevils, cluster flies, clover mites, box elder bugs and more. |
| For use in | Homes, hospitals, schools, warehouses, nursing homes, and in food-handling areas |
| NOT FOR SALE TO | |
| Shipping Weight | 1.35 lbs |
| Manufacturer | Waterbury |
| EPA Registration | 9444-150 |
CB Borid Turbo w/ Boric Acid contains the same active ingredient as the popular Boric Acid insecticide, but in a convenient aerosol dust for quick and easy treatment of cracks, crevices, and voids. Simply place the injector tip into small openings where insects may be hiding, living, and breeding, and apply approximately 1 second of spray. When insects travel over the dust, the lightweight particles stick to the legs of the insects, causing chemical burns which lead to death. 16 oz. can
How do I apply CB Borid Turbo?:
SHAKE WELL BEFORE USE. Before storing after use, invert container and spray until only air comes out to clear valve and spray nozzle. SPRAY IN UPRIGHT
POSITION ONLY.
This insecticide is for use only with injection tube and for injecting into cracks and crevices and void spaces where insects may be hiding, lying and breeding.
Place injector tip into cracks, crevices, holes and other small openings where insects may be a problem. Release approximately 1 second of spray.
In serious infestation, spray approximately 12 inches apart. In light infestation or preventive treatment, spray approximately 3 feet apart. In long running cracks, move the injector tip along the crack while spraying. Move at the rate of 1 linear foot per second in heavy infestation or 3 feet per second in light infestation.
This powdery spray leaves a white residue. Should misapplication occur, wipe off visible residue. Any powder visible after application must be removed. Apply only in areas inaccessible to children and pets. Do not use in edible product areas of food handling establishments, restaurants, or other places where food is commercially prepared or processed. Do not use in serving areas while food is exposed. Avoid contaminate of feed and foodstuffs. Reapply as necessary ***Please read product label for complete usage instructions***
Good product - better than expected
By Reybo on 04/25/2010
Verified Purchase
Bought this to rid our house of carpenter bees. They drilled holes in it for 40+ years. Year after year I spent more than $100 on spray insecticides, and 50 hours and more each year on patrol, but all I did was dent the population. I couldn't wipe them out. In April 2010, I declared total war on carpenter bees and amassed my troops: 36 cans of Bonide Wasp and Hornet Killer and 2 cans of CB Borid Turpo. And all the hours extermination might require, a benefit of being retired. After applying wasp spray to every bee in range for three days morning-noon-night, there were none to be seen flying. At that point I got the ladder and sprayed CB into the holes as instructed. Took an estimated 1/2 can, so two cans is more than we needed. Where we used to see 20 or more bees a day we have seen zero in the last week. Wow. In early June we will apply a second (perhaps unnecessary) dose of CB in the holes before we hammer in wooden plugs. We bought those plugs in 1985 but knew it would be counter-productive to use them until the larvae was neutralized. We trust that CB Borid Turbo has done that.
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CB Borid Turbo
By Vmccurley on 04/15/2010
Generally satisfactory
By Neal on 05/16/2010
CB Borid Turbo is not labeled for bed bugs. Boric acid will not work for bedbugs because it has to be ingested to kill the insect. Bedbugs have sucking, piercing mouth-parts which do not allow them to ingest the powder. Other dust insecticides such as Alpine Dust or Tempo Dust work from the outside and will kill bedbugs. Please see our bed bug guide to see these and other products that are recommended to be used to get rid of bedbugs.
CB Borid Turbo
Rating: 4.3 (3 Reviews / 1 Q&A)
